AZenith Tweaks Magisk Module

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Step-by-Step Installation:

1. Ensure Root Access: The first prerequisite is having root access via a custom recovery.
2. Install via Magisk Manager:
   • Open the Magisk Manager.
   • Tap on the “Modules” section.
   • Click “Install from Storage” and locate the geted file.
   • Confirm the installation and allow the module to apply the necessary changes.
3. Reboot Your Device: After installation, reboot your device to activate the module.

Changelog: v3.6

• Major changes in backend flow
• Replace file-based saving value with persistence.prop.
• Add an option to enable or disable Toast notification(enabled by default).
• switch cat with getprop to increase efficiency.
• Resolved issue where cpufreq locked at max in Powersave mode.
• Implement android logcat (system logging) in daemon and sh script, check using “logcat | grep -i azenith”
• Add Disable tracing option.
• Add JIT(Just In Time) Option.
• Updated uninstaller.sh to correctly remove symlinks from /ksu/bin and /ap/bin.
• Daemon state is now stored in system prop, check using “getprop | grep azenith”
• Improving logging messages for better readability
• Restructuring codes.

Key Features of AZenith

1. Game Preload Technology

“Why does my game take forever to start?” AZenith’s Game Preload feature preloads critical game libraries into RAM, slashing load times by up to 40% (based on user-reported data). This means faster entry into matches and smoother transitions between levels.

• How It Works: By storing frequently used game files in memory, your device skips the tedious process of fetching data from storage repeatedly.
• Real-World Impact: Genshin Impact players report 15-20% faster load times on MediaTek Dimensity 900 devices.

2. RAM Freed

MediaTek devices often suffer from RAM bloat due to background apps hogging resources. AZenith’s RAM Freed feature automatically kills non-essential processes when you activate performance modes, freeing up memory for demanding tasks.

• Smart Prioritization: Apps like YouTube or Spotify stay running, while resource-heavy apps like Facebook get axed.
• Benchmark Boost: In tests, devices gained 300-500MB of free RAM, translating to fewer app reloads.

3. WebUI Overhaul

The updated WebUI now auto-detects your chipset’s marketing name (e.g., “Dimensity 1200” instead of “MT6893”), making settings more intuitive. A new loading screen ensures all components initialize properly, preventing crashes.

CPU Underclocking

Overheating throttling your gameplay? AZenith’s CPU Underclocking lets you dial down clock speeds manually, reducing heat and saving battery without drastic performance loss.

• Use Case: Underclocking the Cortex-A78 cores on a Dimensity 1100 during casual use can lower temperatures by 5–8°C.

Enhanced Monitoring and Bug Fixes

• KillLogger: Track which apps get terminated, helping you identify resource hogs.
• Stability Tweaks: Fixed bugs like the “ML High Prior” service crash and improved monitoring loop intervals to 15 seconds for lighter resource use.